A story about "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman: The Florida Edition (Penguin Classics)" — 6 years ago
This is my all-time favourite book… hilarious…
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The Riddle of the Sands: A Record of Secret Service (Oxford World's Classics)
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The log of the Carla Mia: Being an account of a single-handed passage across the Atlantic Ocean in a thirty-foot auxiliary ketch in the summer of nineteen seventy-eight
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The Jungle (Barnes & Noble Classics Series) (B&N Classics)
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The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde
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A story about "A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy by Mr. Yorick: With the Journal to Eliza and a Political Romance (Oxford World's Classics)" — 6 years ago
WORTH CONSUMING!
A great book, moreso for the fact that he never even gets to Italy in the narrative..
A story about "The Da Vinci Code" — 6 years ago
An excellent read, I highly recommend it. Sometimes it’d get bogged down in either a little too much detail or a little too much telling, but it was rare.
A story about "Digital Fortress: A Thriller" — 6 years ago
‘Twas a good read. A few points made me roll my eyes a little, not nearly as good as the Da Vince Code, but a really good, fun read.
A story about "Snow Crash (Bantam Spectra Book)" — 6 years ago
A great read. Neal Stephenson’s best, still.
A story about "War Outside Ireland" — 6 years ago
WORTH CONSUMING!
This is such a great read. Michael has a way with words.
A story about "Quicksilver (The Baroque Cycle, Vol. 1)" — 6 years ago
Not incredibly impressed… it was an okay read, but it’s a little too smarmy sometimes (ohWOW, a whole cameo by a young Ben Franklin)... the ending picked up a bit, as of about page 827 or so, but still, was more of a chore than a pleasure to read.
